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With all of the latest from the Fed and its zero-interest rate policy, I’ve been hearing the B-word thrown around a lot more: Bubble. But while some pundits would have you believe that the bubble is in the stock market, I see a much more obvious threat in the bond market.

How could this be? After all, junk bond yields fell to an average of just 5.56% last week. Well I have good reason to believe that yields are going to rise, and fast.

This is important, because as inflation heats up, bond yields invariably rise—and bond prices fall. I believe that this is going to cause the bond bubble to burst. And when that happens, I think we’ll see even more investors flee bonds and seek out high-dividend yield stocks.

This means that you’ll want to continue to seek out premium stocks that combine income and security through hefty dividends and strong earnings potential. As always, a good way to start is by running your stocks through my Portfolio Grader tool; if you’re not familiar with this screening service, you can get started here.